Grammy's jumped the shark again on In memoriam segment. How the hell did Lil' Peep made it in there while these artists did not.

Bobby Freeman
Deke leonard of Man
Steve Lang of April Wine
Sonny Geraci of The Outsiders/Climax
Al Jarreau (biggest snub)
Leon Ware
Eric Miller
Jim Fuller of The Safaris
Tommy Page
Don Warden
Chuck Barris
Pete Shotton of The Quarryman
Jimmy Dotson
Rosie Hamlin
Bob Wooton
Toby Smith keyboardist for Jamiroquai
Clive Brooks of Pink Floyd
Jimmy Copley
Red West
Kenny Shields
Michael Johnson
Billy Joe Walker JR.
Goldy McJohn of Steppenwolf
Barbara Cook
Sonny Burgess Rockabilly
Bea Wain
Johnny Sandlin The Allman Brothers
Johnny Burke
Eric Harmon of Chainsaw Kittens
Scott Puteskey of Maryland Manson
George Young of Easybeats
Robert Knight
Chuck Mosley of Faith No More
Pete Moore of the Miracles
Tommy Keene
Mitch Margo of the Tokens
Sib Hashian of Boston
Gary Decarlo
Grant Hart
France Gall
Mark E. Smith
Butch Trucks
Lari White
Jim Rodford The Kinks
Dave Holland
Hans Vermeulen of Stars on 45
Junie Morrison The Ohio Players
Pete Overend Watts Mott The Hoople
Geoff Nicholls Black Shabbett
John Wetton of Yes/Asia/King Crimson
Dave Hlubek of Molly Hatchett
Earl Lindo of the Wailers
Robert Popwell
Joey Alves of Y&T
"p-Nut' Johnson
Paul O'Neill of Trans Siberian Orchestra
Banner Thomas the Allmon Broithers
Keni Richards of Autograph
Jimmy Nalls
David Z. of Trans Siberian Orchestra
Erik Cartwright of Foghat
Pentti Glan drummer for alice Cooper
Steve Wright of Greg Kihn Band

I am scratching my head on how the hell lil Peep gets mentioned while bigger names get left off. He did nothing for music yet. No album or anything. At least my classmate for Chainsaw Kittens drummed on the critically claimed album back in the 1990s, and been a write up on people wondering why they never got the big break to be famous like Nirvana, Foo fighters, The Smashing Pumpkins, Soundgarden and so forth.